"So I had this idea of like, my typical way, let's make a CLI out of it. And I already had a project where I tried to solve something like this, but I'm finished. So I opened up Codex and said, hey, look at this PR, look at this project. Could we weave this feature in? I again say weave. I'm like, so. No, let's keep it. Could we weave this feature into the CLI? What are the up and downsides? And then it would like, tell me like, oh yeah, I could do this and this and this. To give me honest opinion. To me, it sounds like it would actually, it would fit into the project. It was like, yeah, you would get this and this benefits that we cannot do if we next on CLI. Okay, but I don't like this. This is getting bloatware. Could we build a plugin architecture? And then I will, and you know, like one of the secret hacks on using AI effectively is you reference other products. Like I constantly tell it, look into this folder because I solved it there and I solved it there. And all the previous thinking I did to like solve the problem well, AI is so good at this deal to like read the code and understand my ideas. I don't have to like explain it again. Or if I explain it again, I might make mistakes that wouldn't get across exactly the idea that I have in my head. So in this case, I know that Mario, who does shitty coding agent, which is actually very much not shitty coding agent, that's called Pi, I know that he had this plugin architecture that Would load code via GT and because it's all TypeScript. So it was like, can you look into this folder and this folder? And then it just came up with this really insanely good plugin architecture. Again, by like being inspired by other people. And then that's why, you know, I have this feeling. And then I came up with, yeah, that's what I built last night, basically."